Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

ucPuoy CACA1A'
Marcus DAILY has returned to Butt
after spending a week at the Anacond.
smelter.
DR.. Charles F. Mussigbrod and wife cam
up yesterday from Warm Springs to attent
the opera.
St. David's Society will give a concer1
and ball in Renshaw Hall on the evening o
| March LIST.
Oscar Soudan has zone to Anaconda tt
accept a position with the Foster E=tea
Mercantile Company.
Cap Young, one Of the postal clerks run
ming between Butte and Ogden, is reported
quite i'll at his home in the latter place.
The repairs on the Magma Charta en-.
CINE were completed yesterday, and the
mine began operations again last night.
The Hunter groupe of mines in the Ceu1
d'Alene country was recently purchased by
Butte capitalists for a consideration Of
$4,000.
Quite a party of Anaconda's best citizens
came up last evening to enjoy the musical
treat Of hearing Emma Abbott in LA
Traviata."
The Bonner Mercantile Company finding
their business o~utgrowing their space, will
put up a second story over Calkins' store
for their own use.
The Abbott Opera Company will remain
over Monday and Tuesday nights. Re-
served seats for these evenings will be
placed on sale to-day.
The Anaconda mine resumes operations
to-day. More men were put on at the
Alice yesterday. and it is said that their
big mill will be started up either to-day or
tomorrow.
The Montana Union train last night a
short distance below Stuart, ran into and
killed seven head of horses who got down
into a little cut and were unable to get out
quick enough.
A typographical error yesterday made it
appear that our worthy and efficient Sheriff
lloyd had arrested himself in the check
robbery case. The proof-reader has been
Obliged to set 'em up"
j. w. Cornelius was up from Anaconda
yesterday. Heinforms The MINER that the
brought against him by w. o. Speer, in
Justice Lidpincott's court was dismissed
yesterday on payment Of costs, consisting
OF $3.50.
Some OF the ticket scalpers are reported
have been badly left last night. Several
were Offering tickets on the street
just before the opening of the show at the
ocular prices. 1t is said hat some of the
got left.
The reserved seats in the gallery have
been cut down to the two first rows for the
remaining operas. Manager Mcguire saws
1t is against his wishes to reserve the
gallery, and bad be been here in Butte no (
other seats would have been reserved !
Joseph Peters, of Anaconda, came up to /
Butte yesterday. He says the Smelter CITY |
8 looking much better, now that the works |
ire again in activity. Temporary build.
ngs have been moved on lots in the burned |
district, and the town is getting a little bit
No clue has yet been obtained To the
nan who attempted to aesassinate Ed. |
sweeney, the night Waterman of the st.
mine. Sweeney is doing as well
Is could be expected, ard his physicians
ay that amputation of his arm will not
'e necessary.
MIR. George ". Roberts, the g%ood-lookinp.
ustling. but reticent representative of G..
Kellogg Co., wholesale clothing firm of
'hicaeo, arrived in the city last evening
rom the Northwest. Mr.. Roberts
I'LL leave for the South this morning.
ccompanied by the good wishes OF a host
t Butte friends.
A pleasant incident occurred last evening
l the hall OF the Parnell Rifles on East
in the presentation OF a beauti-
American flag by Charles O'Brien to the
'arnell Guards. Captain Walsh replied in
neat speech, and thanked the donor
cry heartily in behalf OF the Guards.
John O'Rourke, a member of the Miners
mon, and employed al a Waterman at
Mountain Consolidated mine. died in
lis city yesterday at the age OF SIS. The
was an old resident OF the Terri
lends in Butte. His death is the cause of ;
UGH regret. His funeral will occur to-day
the Mountain Consolidated.
R. r. Hoge and wife left on the southern
ain last evening for a trip to California.
nring their absence Mr.. Ed Babcock and 8
lie will be Eat home" in the Hoge resi-. .
snce, and will taste toast at their own IA. :
Tor breakfast this morning. We regret =,
learn that Howard Babcock is quite ! !!
OK, and will receive his physician at the 4
OF his brother on West Granite -,
rect. I
John Mcdonald and James Boyd had q \
sagreement on the streets of Butte ves-
rday, and both being under the influence
malt, spirltuous and vious liquors, thew
on came to blows. An officer appeared
the scene, and after languishing for a lew
,urs IN the city jail. they were summoned
fore Judge Mediation, who fined them n
u each and costs for being drunk and
Mcdonald paid and Boyd b
mt to jail.
From parties arriving in the city late II
evening 1T was learned that all twenty. :,
( furnaces OF the Anaconda were started u
yesterday morning. and are allnow pro a
cling matte. No further shut down win :,
place unless there Is a failure in the q
ppiies. The steam stamp of the com. !,
is also crushing all the ore it can. and q
9 concentration is running to it's utmost 81
This renders certain the start-
), up OF the mine to-day.
It was stated nearly six months az, that
al had been found near Red Rock sta 4,
alton on the Utah & Northern Railway. y
t nothing much has been said about Il. Is
representative OF tbs Anaconda Review :,
'rsed, q few days sso, that the property C,